What is the scoring standard for wrestling?

During the competition, the person who lands on the ground first in any part of the body except his feet loses points (except kneeling and falling). After one party falls, according to the situation of falling to the ground, the other party will be awarded 2 points, 1 point or no score.

1.2 points.

(1) Use your head and trunk (shoulders, back, chest and abdomen, sides) to throw your opponent to the ground and keep yourself standing.

(2) When using kneeling legs to fall, the opponent will fall, so that his trunk will touch the ground and he will remain stable.

Note: ① Wrestling with kneeling legs (unlimited times) is unsuccessful, and those who can get up quickly although their knees are on the ground will not be deducted.

(2) If the opponent falls on the trunk and is pulled down because the opponent does not let go, 2 points will still be scored.

2. Get 1 minute.

(1) People who throw their opponents and only touch their hands, elbows, knees and hips.

(2) people who fall with their opponents.

(3) Both sides land at the same time, and the trunk is on it.

(4) Kneeling and throwing an opponent, but the center of gravity is unbalanced.

(5) If the opponent receives a warning, he can get 1 point.

(6) If the opponent is out of bounds, you can get 1 point.

3. Don't rate each other. Athletes of both sides fall to the ground at the same time, or both sides are out of bounds at the same time, or in no particular order, and no points are scored for each other.